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    1947

    By Oxney King

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    World War 2 is over, the cold war has begun. The United States, supremely confident, emerging from the conflict as the only world power with the atomic bomb, also captured the lions share of Nazi Germanys wonder weapon technology, the V2 rocket along with its senior design experts.
    Resulting from stories told by the German’s about a series of mysterious wartime encounters, the Americans unofficially set up Project Sign, to investigate reports of unidentified flying objects.
    America’s technological success is jealously regarded by its former ally and now main rival the Soviet Union, who fear that the Yankees aim is to mount atomic warheads atop V2 rockets and send them their way!
    Facilities for both the atomic bomb and V2 projects are concentrated in the New Mexico desert situated in the Southwestern region of the United States. It’s not long after testing of the V2’s start that strange things are seen in the sky…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPlayden Programs
    Release dateAug 30, 2018
    ISBN9781916477001
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